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Post by Maggot4x4 »

Put the swampers on yesterday for a look and play. 38x12x16 TSL's

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Post by TuffRR »

Looks awesome. :cool:

Do they rub anywhere? Should give the axles a good test out.
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Post by Maggot4x4 »

TuffRR wrote:Looks awesome. :cool:

Do they rub anywhere? Should give the axles a good test out.


They rub on that cross bar at the front, nothing 3" spacers or adjusting the steering stops wont fix.

The GQ axles should be up to it unlocked.
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Post by TuffRR »

I assume you've got 2 inches in the body and springs or is it more than that?
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Post by Maggot4x4 »

TuffRR wrote:I assume you've got 2 inches in the body and springs or is it more than that?


1 & 3/4 body and 4" coils. Oh, and polyairs in the back to limit up travel. Thinking about them for the front as well.
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Post by mickrangie »

Should have left Rover axles and 33"
you still have same clearance... :rofl: :rofl:
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Post by Maggot4x4 »

mickrangie wrote:Should have left Rover axles and 33"
you still have same clearance... :rofl: :rofl:


But I don't have twigs turning they tyres anymore :D
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Post by mickrangie »

Me Too :finger:

My Rig wont fall over :finger:
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Post by Maggot4x4 »

mickrangie wrote:Me Too :finger:

My Rig wont fall over :finger:


all rigs can fall over :finger:

Mine is 100mm wider than yours so even less likely :finger:
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Post by BIg StEvE »

Looks good man get us some wheeling pics when she's ready! :armsup:
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Post by Loanrangie »

Its hard to tell, but they dont look any bigger than 35's?
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Post by HSV Rangie »

very nice.

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Post by fightara »

Maggot4x4 wrote:
TuffRR wrote:I assume you've got 2 inches in the body and springs or is it more than that?


1 & 3/4 body and 4" coils. Oh, and polyairs in the back to limit up travel. Thinking about them for the front as well.


Looks very :cool:

Why note just extend bumpstops instead of using Polyairs?

What you doing for gearing?

loanrangie wrote:Its hard to tell, but they dont look any bigger than 35's?


I reckon it doesn't look as big in the photos because of the 4" spring lift. It does kinda look like a 35s/2" and body combo, until you work out that those 16s come to the sills, with roughly 10" of tyres below them, meaning those sills must be nearly 650mm high!
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fightara wrote:
Maggot4x4 wrote:
TuffRR wrote:I assume you've got 2 inches in the body and springs or is it more than that?


1 & 3/4 body and 4" coils. Oh, and polyairs in the back to limit up travel. Thinking about them for the front as well.


Looks very :cool:

Why note just extend bumpstops instead of using Polyairs?

What you doing for gearing?

loanrangie wrote:Its hard to tell, but they dont look any bigger than 35's?


I reckon it doesn't look as big in the photos because of the 4" spring lift. It does kinda look like a 35s/2" and body combo, until you work out that those 16s come to the sills, with roughly 10" of tyres below them, meaning those sills must be nearly 650mm high!


Because when I'm running 35's etc I can keep all my wheel travel.

These tyres are not ment for this truck anyway, they are for my other rangie when it's finished.

Just thought i'd see if they fit.
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Post by BIg StEvE »

Maggot4x4 wrote:
fightara wrote:
Maggot4x4 wrote:
TuffRR wrote:I assume you've got 2 inches in the body and springs or is it more than that?


1 & 3/4 body and 4" coils. Oh, and polyairs in the back to limit up travel. Thinking about them for the front as well.


Looks very :cool:

Why note just extend bumpstops instead of using Polyairs?

What you doing for gearing?

loanrangie wrote:Its hard to tell, but they dont look any bigger than 35's?


I reckon it doesn't look as big in the photos because of the 4" spring lift. It does kinda look like a 35s/2" and body combo, until you work out that those 16s come to the sills, with roughly 10" of tyres below them, meaning those sills must be nearly 650mm high!


Because when I'm running 35's etc I can keep all my wheel travel.

These tyres are not ment for this truck anyway, they are for my other rangie when it's finished.

Just thought i'd see if they fit.


Its all good man! IT LOOKS :cool:
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Post by mickrangie »

Maggot4x4 wrote:
mickrangie wrote:Me Too :finger:

My Rig wont fall over :finger:


all rigs can fall over :finger:


Mine is 100mm wider than yours so even less likely :finger:


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Post by DaveS3 »

More cutting :D

Lift those flares.

Looking :cool:

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Post by mickrangie »

Too bad the diffs going to scrape on the ground :finger:
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Post by PSI250 »

looking good,
i look forward to seeing some action shots with the swampers on.
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Post by BIg StEvE »

mickrangie wrote:Too bad the diffs going to scrape on the ground :finger:

Fawk man give it a rest! Or do you have to much time on your hands! :finger:
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Post by DaveS3 »

BIg StEvE wrote:
mickrangie wrote:Too bad the diffs going to scrape on the ground :finger:

Fawk man give it a rest! Or do you have to much time on your hands! :finger:


Settle up champ :finger:

Just taking the piss ( ;) )

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Post by GRIMACE »

look fawken orsum :cool:
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Post by mickrangie »

BIg StEvE wrote:
mickrangie wrote:Too bad the diffs going to scrape on the ground :finger:

Fawk man give it a rest! Or do you have to much time on your hands! :finger:


:rofl:

Just takin da piss.... U guys are the one with too much time!! :finger:
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Post by GURU »

mickrangie wrote:Too bad the diffs going to scrape on the ground :finger:
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